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When Richard Nixon was a congressman in the 1940s, a staunch opponent of communism, he brought down Soviet spy Alger Hiss, who was a leftist hero, educated at Harvard law school, clerked for Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and was even in delegation at Yalta Conference when Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin divided up Europe.

Through Hiss, Communists were penetrating Truman’s administration in high places of the State Department. Hiss’ investigation made Nixon a target by the liberal establishment.

As president Nixon wanted to uncover secret meetings by far-left conspiring, overtaking the Democratic National Party, thereby gaining control of the government, nation and everything that matters, destroying the system from within.

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When Richard Nixon was a congressman in the 1940s, a staunch opponent of communism, he brought down Soviet spy Alger Hiss, who was a leftist hero, educated at Harvard law school, clerked for Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and was even in delegation at Yalta Conference when Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin divided up Europe.

Through Hiss, Communists were penetrating Truman’s administration in high places of the State Department. Hiss’ investigation made Nixon a target by the liberal establishment.

As president Nixon wanted to uncover secret meetings by far-left conspiring, overtaking the Democratic National Party, thereby gaining control of the government, nation and everything that matters, destroying the system from within.

After Nixon was re-elected in a landslide, liberals had to come up with demonizing scandals before the real truth was exposed. It worked by forcing President Nixon out of office under false pretense drummed up by John Dean and the Democratic party in 1974. If Nixon’s defense team knew the true significance of those tapes, context would have exonerated him.

John Sirica was presiding judge over the Watergate trail, colluding with prosecutors behind closed doors (against the law). Prosecutors removed government files since the documents are government property and must remain in the National Archives, subject to review by researchers. Why did they take these files? The only reason is to hide the truth, unjustly destroying a president.

The Washington Times wrote: People who were supposed to be protecting the Constitution and the Bill of Rights trampled over it behind closed door in pursuit of supposed justice. Others got pleasure crucifying Nixon, but what happened then is ongoing today. Call them socialists, progressive or New Left here in America, it means communism, a system of ownership of all property by community.

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